Only hours after U.S. polls had closed, the City of London barked orders to “U.S. institutions” and its agents within the Republican Party apparatus to prevent President Donald Trump from contesting election vote fraud against his re-election.
The orders came in the form of a Financial Times editorial signed by its Editorial Board, rejecting President Trump’s talk of fraud and “readiness to dispute the outcome of the election by claiming that the ballot was tainted or rigged.”
